<TITLE>18. Par 143-152</TITLE>L-143 God was in His Son reconciling the world to Himself. Do you believe that? Sure. God was in His Son. Quickly, our time gets away. One more thing. We... You believe God is in His universe? [Congregation says, "Amen"--Ed.] God is in His Word? ["Amen"--Ed.] God was in His Son? ["Amen"--Ed.]
Now, God in His people. All right. We'll see whether He comes down to human beings the same as He does to nature. Human beings is part of His nature. Certainly, they are. Now, notice, God was in His people.

L-145 Who was it the other night in our text in Elijah, when a little baby had died of a sunstroke, and been laid for hours and hours on the prophet's bed, when a man called Elijah, walked back and forth, up-and-down the floor, and laid his body on that dead baby, and he come to life? That was God in His people. It certainly was.
Who was it, that when Saint Peter, the apostle, a fisherman so ignorant... The Bible said, "He was ignorant and unlearned." Who was it, when he walked down along the streets, and people laid the sick in the shadow of that man, and they were healed? Was it a man's shadow that healed them? It was God in His people that did the healing.
Who was it in Saint Paul, when they took from his body handkerchiefs or aprons, and laid on the sick? God was in His people. They recognized God in Saint Paul. Certainly, they did.

L-148 Who was it when a bunch of little cowards prayed, took the Word of God and went up to Pentecost? They had the doors all barred up, and the windows barred up, and they were in there for ten days. All of a sudden there came a sound from heaven like a rushing, mighty wind; it filled all the building where they were setting, and cloven tongues set on them like fire. And out into the streets they went, where they was once a-scared, went out there, preaching the Gospel and carrying on like a bunch of drunk people. What was it? God in His people, God moving among His people.
God is in you. God, the Holy Spirit is in you, moving around now, reconciling the world to Himself.

L-150 What makes these inspired ministers preach the Gospel? What makes them? Perhaps one time drunkards; one time gamblers; one time bad men; all of a sudden something changed. And here they stand, preaching the Gospel and giving their lives out. And some of them, nearly, living just as poor as they can. When they were businessman and could be rich, ride in big cars and have luxury, but they sacrificed it and give it away. Why? God's in His people reconciling the world to Himself. God's in His people.
What is it strikes a little woman or a little man, and he rises, and his face lights up like a candle, and speaks with a language he knows nothing about, and another one rise under the same kind of an inspiration and give a message to a church? God in His people. Amen.

L-152 What is it comes to this platform, meeting after meeting, and performs the same miracles that Jesus did when He was here on earth? It's God in His people. No matter how much it would be in me; it has to be in you too. Because it won't work just by me by myself. It takes you and I together to do it (That's right.): all of us together, God in us all. God, not only in Methodist or Baptist, or Pentecostal, or Presbyterian, but God's in every believer that's received the Holy Ghost. That's God, the Holy Ghost, in the people reconciling the world to Himself.
Watch how He makes the people believe it. By the same things He's did to the first ones at Pentecost, He does it to them today the same way. They received the Holy Ghost in the same manner, same signs and wonders follows them.
God's in His universe. You believe that? [Congregation says, "Amen"--Ed.] God's in His Word. You believe that? ["Amen"--Ed.] God is in His Son. You believe that? ["Amen"--Ed.] God's in His people. You believe that? ["Amen"--Ed.] God moving in all...


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